Students with ties to Ukraine shared their views on the war and discussed similarities to past conflicts throughout history.

Minneapolis voters approved ballot Question One in November, but council members and city officials are still trying to clarify the amendment.

The Minnesota Student Association and other student organizations fight to increase the student minimum wage to $15 an hour.

Although the contract is not finalized, a new dining vendor will provide food services to the University starting July 2022.

Staffing shortages and app malfunctions have contributed to late arrival times.

Applicants will not be required to submit an ACT or SAT score when applying to begin at the University in 2023.

Minneapolis residents filed ethical complaints against Jacob Frey, alleging he misused funds and failed to further the best interests of the city.

Legislators and athletes were concerned about the Regent’s process to cut three mens sports programs in fall 2020; legislators said this could have future implications for budget matters and regent selection.

Black affinity groups emerged from segregated conditions almost one hundred years ago. In the years since, they have continued to advocate for the needs of Black students.

After the police killing of Amir Locke, legislation was introduced in the Minnesota House to reduce no-knock warrants.